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@jsonresume/sample-data

v0.2.1

Published

Sample JSON Resume fixtures: a complete every-section resume and a minimal subset

Downloads

258

Readme

@jsonresume/sample-data

Sample JSON Resume fixtures for tests, demos, and theme development.

Ships a complete every-section resume plus a minimal subset, so you can render or validate against realistic data without hand-rolling a fixture.

Install

npm install --save-dev @jsonresume/sample-data

API

Named exports from the root (.):

| Export | Description | | --- | --- | | completeResume | An every-section resume (basics + all 12 standard sections). The canonical fixture used by the registry theme-render QA gate. | | minimalResume | A small basics + first work / education / skills subset, derived from completeResume so it never drifts from the canonical shape. | | resumeSample | A second, fuller sample resume kept alongside the complete fixture. |

A default export bundles all three: { completeResume, minimalResume, resumeSample }.

The raw JSON is also reachable directly:

import complete from '@jsonresume/sample-data/complete-resume.json';
import sample from '@jsonresume/sample-data/resume-sample.json';

Usage

Render a theme against the complete fixture in a test:

import { completeResume } from '@jsonresume/sample-data';
import { render } from 'jsonresume-theme-flat';

test('theme renders every section', () => {
  const html = render(completeResume);
  expect(html).toContain(completeResume.basics.name);
});

Use the minimal fixture for fast, focused tests:

import { minimalResume } from '@jsonresume/sample-data';

expect(minimalResume.work).toHaveLength(1);
expect(minimalResume.basics).toBeDefined();

Import the default export when you want everything at once:

import samples from '@jsonresume/sample-data';

const { completeResume, minimalResume, resumeSample } = samples;

Ecosystem

Part of the JSON Resume ecosystem. See the roadmap and related packages in jsonresume/jsonresume.org#421.

License

MIT